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JEFFERYS, THOMAS. 1719-1771. The American Atlas: or, a geographical description of the whole continent of America: wherein are delineated at large its several regions, countries, states, and islands; and chiefly the British Colonies. London: Printed and sold by R. Sayer and J. Bennett, 1776.
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The American Atlas: or, a geographical description of the whole continent of America: wherein are delineated at large its several regions, countries, states, and islands; and chiefly the British Colonies.
London: Printed and sold by R. Sayer and J. Bennett, 1776.
Folio (550 x 400 mm). Letterpress title and index leaf, otherwise engraved throughout. 23 engraved maps on 30 sheets (1 single page, 11 double-page, 18 folding), all hand-colored in outline, all mounted on guards. Period half calf over marbled paper-covered boards. Light soiling to margins of title, occasional pale spotting or toning, closed tear to left-hand sheet of map 9, binding well-worn with covers detached. Condition reports of individual maps available on request, but generally quite clean and completely unsophisticated.
: Estate of Philip M. and Marian G. Raup.
: "as a major cartographic reference work it was, very likely, consulted by American, English, and French civilian administrators and military officers during the Revolution" (Ristow). Jefferys' position as Geographer to the King gave him unparalleled access to the latest surveys of the American colonies. From about 1750 onwards he published what were recognized as being the some of the most accurate maps of their time--a number were used for official purposes (boundary disputes, etc.). After Jefferys' death in November 1771, his business passed to Robert Sayer and John Bennett, who, in 1775, issued (for the first time) all Jefferys' separately-issued maps in atlas form under the umbrella title
The American Atlas
. In this, the second edition, the publishers made a couple of significant changes: in place of Jefferys'
The Middle British Colonies
they included
A New Map of the Province of Quebec
, and a 1776 issue of Samuel Holland's
The Provinces of New York and New Jersey
. Howes J-81; Phillips
1165 and 1166; Sabin 35953; Streeter sale 72 (1775 edition); see Walter Ristow (editor)
Thomas Jefferys The American Atlas London 1776
, Amsterdam 1974.
The maps are as follows (the numbering follows that used in the "Index to the maps," the measurements refer to the sheet sizethis is approximate if the map is on more than one sheet):
1,2,3. Braddock Meade (alias John Green).
A Chart of North and South America, including the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Published 10 June 1775
. Six sheets joined into three, approx. 1420 x 1145 mm overall. A spectacular wall map of the Americas and beyond: a rival to and improvement on Delisle and Buache's 1752 map of the Pacific Northwest. Stevens & Tree 4(d).
4. Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg.
The Russian Discoveries. Published March 2nd 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 750 mm.
5,6. Thomas Pownall after E. Bowen.
A New and Correct map of North America, with the West India Islands. Published 15th February, 1777
. Four sheets joined into two, 1055 x 1210 mm. This map incorporates borders and other geo-political matters decided by the first treaty of Paris drawn up at the end of the French and Indian War. Pownall adapted Bowen's 1755 "North America" map for this purpose. Stevens & Tree 49(f).
7. Thomas Jefferys.
North America from the French of Mr. D'Anville, Improved with the English Surveys Made since the Peace. Published 10 June 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 742 mm. Stevens & Tree 51(c).
8. Samuel Dunn.
A Map of the British Empire in North America. Published 17 August 1776
. 1/2 sheet, 550 x 370 mm. Stevens & Tree 53(b).
9. Thomas Jefferys.
An Exact Chart of the River St. Laurence from Fort Frontenac to the Island of Anticosti. Published 25 May 1775
. Two sheets joined into one, 640 x 1000 mm. Stevens & Tree 76(d).
10. Sayer & Bennett.
A Chart of the Gulf of St. Laurence. Published 25th March 1775
. One sheet, 748 x 550 inches.
11. Capt. Samuel Holland.
A Map of the Island of St. John in the Gulf of St. Laurence. Published 6 April 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 745 mm.
12. James Cook & Michael Lane.
A General Chart of the Island of Newfoundland. Published 10th May 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 744 mm. Cook's exemplary survey work bought him to the attention of the Admiralty and led to his appointment as Captain of the
r for her famous series of Pacific voyages.
13. James Cook and others.
A Chart of the Banks of Newfoundland. Published 25 March 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 750 mm.
14. Thomas Jefferys.
A New Map of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island with the Adjacent Parts of New England and Canada. Published 15 June 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 740 mm. This map, first published in 1755, had "proved to be important in evaluating respective French and English claims to this part of North America" (Ristow). Stevens & Tree 66(c).
15,16. Braddock Meade (alias John Green.)
A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England. Published November 29, 1774
. Four sheets joined into two, 1075 x 1030 mm. Stevens & Tree 33(e). "The most detailed and informative pre-Revolutionary map of New England" (New England Prospect, 13).
17. Capt. Samuel Holland.
The Provinces of New York and New Jersey, with Part of Pensilvania. Published 17 August 1776
. Three insets: "A plan of the City of New York," "A chart of the Mouth of Hudson's River from Sandy Hook to New York," and "A Plan of Amboy with its environs." Two sheets joined, 550 x 1380 mm. Drawn by Samuel Holland, this large-scale map of the Provinces of New York and New Jersey is one of the most important large-scale maps of the area, the detailed insets add to its interest and importance. Stevens & Tree 44(d).
18. William Brassier. "A Survey of Lake Champlain, including Lake George, Crown Point and St.John." Published 5 August 1776. Single sheet 740 x 550 mm. Some light offsetting. The second state of Brassier's detailed map of Lake Champlain: this state is preferred because it has been updated to include some details the Battle of Valcour Island, which took place near present-day Plattsburgh, New York, on October 11, 1776. Stevens & Tree 25(b).
19. Captain Carver and others.
A New Map of the Province of Quebec, according to the Royal Proclamation, of the 7th of October 1763. from the French Surveys Connected with those made after the War, by Captain Carver, and Other Officers. Published 16 February 1776
. One sheet, 550 x 740 mm. Stevens & Tree 73(a).
20. William Scull.
A Map of Pennsylvania Exhibiting not only the Improved Parts of the Province but also its Extensive Frontiers. Published 10 June 1775
. Two sheets joined, 748 x 1380 mm. Some light offsetting to recto. The western frontier of the Province of Pennsylvania is here included on a published map or the first time. Rumsey 0346.022
21, 22. Joshua Fry & Peter Jefferson.
A Map of the Most Inhabited Part of Virginia, containing the Whole Province of Maryland ... 1775
. Four sheets joined into two, 950 x 1280 mm. "The basic cartographical document of Virginia in the eighteenth century" (Verner). Stevens & Tree 87(f).
23, 24. Henry Mouzon.
An Accurate Map of North and South Carolina with their Indian Frontiers. Published May 30, 1775
. Four sheets joined into two, 1060 x 1430 mm. "The chief type map for [the Carolinas] during the forty or fifty years following its publication" (Cumming 450). Stevens & Tree 11(a).
25. Thomas Jefferys.
The Coast of West Florida and Louisiana ... The Peninsula and Gulf of Florida. Published 20 Feby. 1775
. Two sheets joined into one, 550 x 1270 mm. Compiled from the surveys carried out after Florida became an English possession as a result of the terms of the 1763 Treaty of Paris. Stevens & Tree 26(a).
26. Lt. Ross.
Course of the Mississipi ... Taken on an Expedition to the Illinois, in the latter end of the Year 1765. Published 1 June 1775
. Two sheets joined into one, 550 x 1170 mm. The first large-scale map of the Mississippi, also the first to be based (even in part) on English surveys. Stevens & Tree 31(b).
27. Thomas Jefferys.
The Bay of Honduras. Published 20 February 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 740 mm.
28, 29. J.B.B. D'Anville.
A Map of South America. Published 20 September 1775
. Four sheets joined into two, 1070 x 1225 mm.
30. Cruz Cano and others.
A Chart of the Straits of Magellan. Published 1 July 1775
. One sheet, 550 x 735 mm.
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AL West Hot Stove preview: Can anyone here mess with Texas?
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The Rangers will return a pennant-winning team almost completely intact
The Angels should be able to improve their offense without sacrificing defense
A decimated rotation leaves Oakland without much to build around
This week, SI.com will analyze the offseason plans for each team in a division-by-division format. Teams are listed in order of finish in 2011.
2011 Results: 96-66, AL West champs, World Series
Runs Scored/Runs Allowed: 855/677
Pythagorean Record: 98-64
Pending Free Agents: SP C.J. Wilson, RP Darren Oliver, RP Mike Gonzalez, SP Brandon Webb, CF Endy Chavez, C Matt Treanor
Prospects on the Verge: CF Leonys Martin, SP Martin Perez, RP Mark Hamburger, RP Tanner Scheppers
Building For: Another pennant and that last strike
Strengths: Returning a pennant-winning team almost completely intact
Biggest Holes: Front of rotation, middle relief
Targets: 1B Albert Pujols, 1B Prince Fielder, Wilson, SP James Shields, SP Roy Oswalt, SP Edwin Jackson, RP LaTroy Hawkins, RP Chad Qualls
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2011 Results: 86-76, 2nd place
Runs Scored/Runs Allowed: 667/633
Pythagorean Record: 85-77
Pending Free Agents: 1B Russell Branyan, SP Joel Piñeiro, RP Fernando Rodney, RP Horacio Ramirez
Players with Options: OF Bobby Abreu ($9 million, vested)
Arbitration Eligible Players: 1B Kendrys Morales, 2B Howie Kendrick, SS Erick Aybar, 3B Alberto Callaspo, C Jeff Mathis, SP Jerome Williams
Prospects on the Verge: CF Mike Trout, SP Garrett Richards
Building For: Keeping up with the Rangers
Strengths: Top three starting pitchers, team defense, Trout
Biggest Holes: Catcher, heart of the batting order
Targets: 1B Albert Pujols, 1B Prince Fielder, C Ramon Hernandez
Angels fans already have a reason to like new general manager Jerry Dipoto: He's the man who traded Dan Haren to Anaheim while serving as the interim GM of the Diamondbacks. He also had nothing to do with trading Mike Napoli for Vernon Wells, the trade which very likely earned former GM Tony Reagins his walking papers. The Angels team that Dipoto inherits from Reagins has its flaws, Wells being a glaring one, but thanks in part to that Haren trade, it also has some significant strengths. Principle among those is run prevention, keyed by a strong front three in the starting rotation and excellent team defense. Only the Rays allowed fewer runs in the American League this year, and only the Rays and Padres had a better park-adjusted defensive efficiency (the rate of turning balls in play into outs). To be fair, Wells, a former Gold Glove center fielder moved to left, contributed to the latter, which was also huge part of why Jered Weaver had such a great season. The Angels should be able to improve their offense, which was the fifth-worst in the AL last year, without sacrificing defense.
The first step is to push Wells to the bench in favor of top prospect Trout, a speedy center fielder with tremendous potential at the plate who was universally lauded as one of the top two prospects in baseball coming into this season, alongside the Nationals' Bryce Harper. Trout is just 20 and could have some growing pains after skipping Triple-A to join the big-league club for parts of last season (and largely struggling at the plate in those limited opportunities), but Wells' .218/.248/.412 performance this year set the bar sufficiently low. In fact, even the struggling Trout out-hit that line after his mid-August recall, hitting .250/.318/.450 in 88 plate appearances, and Trout is widely regarded as a future superstar.
Second, the Angels have $23 million coming off the books now that they're finally free of their obligations to Scott Kazmir (another blight on Reagins' record) and Gary Matthews (Bill Stoneman's blunder). That's right around the annual salary of former Angel first baseman Mark Teixeira, and would make an awfully nice down payment on Prince Fielder or Albert Pujols, either of whom would give the Angels a desperately needed thumper in the middle of their lineup. Yes, Mark Trumbo will make a solid showing in this year's Rookie of the Year voting, and yes, Kendrys Morales is supposed to finally return from his ankle injury next year, but Trumbo will be 26 in January and posted a .291 on-base percentage this year, undermining his considerable power, and, after a year and a half on the disabled list and two surgeries on his ankle, Morales still isn't guaranteed to be ready by Opening Day and seems closer to a non-tender than a productive season at first base in Anaheim. The Angels are likely looking to make a big splash with their new GM after striking out last winter under Reagins, so look for them to go aggressively after one, if not both, of those big-prize first basemen.
Finally, Hank Conger remains the Angels' catcher of the future, but he struggled at the plate in May and wasn't give much opportunity thereafter despite Jeff Mathis continuing to be sub-replacement-level at the plate. Mathis, who has earned $3 million over the past two seasons and hit .184/.222/.268, is up for arbitration again this winter. He should be non-tendered and replaced with a veteran who can help ease Conger into the starting job. Ramon Hernandez is the best of that lot on the free-agent market. Though his production over the last two seasons has largely been a product of Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park, he has also thrown out 36 percent of opposing base stealers and would be an improvement over Mathis on both sides of the ball. Of course, so would just about any other major league catcher, including former Angel Jose Molina, who is also a free agent and may be required as Mathis methadone for Halos skipper and catch-and-throw junky Mike Scioscia.
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Greyhounds generally don't make good watchdogs. This poor, sweet boy would scare anyone to death if they tried breaking into the house. SR and I just returned from the Rescued Racers annual picnic, to raise funds to pay the vet bills for the many special needs dogs they save.
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Take to the Manhattan skies for an exciting helicopter tour of New York City! Enjoy spectacular aerial views of Manhattan on this memorable 12-minute helicopter flight that takes you past the Statue of Liberty, New York's financial district of Wall Street and the humbling sight of Ground Zero. Catch a glimpse of the magnificent Empire State Building and historic Ellis Island for a truly birds-eye view of New York City!
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On this New York helicopter flight you will take off from Manhattan's Downtown Heliport and soar into the skies for fantastic photo opportunities of Governor's Island, the Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor and Ground Zero. Upon reaching the World War II aircraft carrier museum, the USS Intrepid, your flight turns around and heads back down the Hudson River to take in New York's world-famous skyline featuring the Empire State Building, Chrysler and Met Life Buildings.
Enjoy majestic, once-in-a-lifetime views of many of New York's other historic landmarks, including Ellis Island, where over 20 million immigrants were processed during over sixty years of operation. See Battery Park, the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Reserve Bank and more as you fly over Manhattan.
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New York Times bestselling author Beth Kery's blistering new novel of a man and woman bound by the scandalous secrets of the past—and by the sexual hunger that still fuels their uncontrollable desires…
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Lucien knows there's no going back now—Elise is not a woman a man takes in half measure. It's all or nothing. In moving forward to make her his—completely—he promises that if she submits she'll discover what she craves too. The kind of sharp, imperative edge of pleasure she's never truly known before.
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FÍOR PUB GAELACH – As an Irishman who travels the world I have to say this is the first Irish bar I have encountered where the barman spoke perfect Irish with a lovely Connemara blas! I dropped in for a quick view and stayed about 5 hours. This bar is uniquely Irish and not one of those characterless franchises. Indeed, it is more Irish than most of the bars at home!
The clientele and staff were the friendliest I have encountered in Pittsburgh. It was the first good 'feed' of guinness I had for months and it was perfect. The shepherds pie was perfect and nearly as good as 'me mother' made at home!
This bar has been a gem to find.
Just OK – The owner Dave was simply not friendly. The food was just OK. The band that was there was amazing and the bar set up is pretty good. It has kind of a locals only feel to it and it wasnt very warm or welcoming.
Disappointing for 'Irish' Pub – This place seems to be going even further downhill since the first time I visited 5 years ago. The menu has dwindled and no longer carries staple Irish appetizers, and drinks & food are horribly overpriced. A whiskey sour with cheap whiskey passes as a $5.00 drink. Three pieces of fried mozzarella are $9.25. The wait staff and bartenders are mostly indifferent. Unfortunately the atmosphere every time I've visited has been cold. Apparently they feel that an Irish pub consists of serving Guinness and scheduling a band named "Corned Beef & Curry." But if you're visiting from a city with a strong Irish cultural element, you will be very disappointed with this pub.
Mixed bag. Some Great, some not so good. – They have some great items on the menu. Cuban sandwich is bomb, better than Kaya's cuban. They have a bad habit of removing menu items that are good. At one point they had a great pulled pork sandwich, and a bbq quesadilla, both of which are history. The irish food is average.
The drinks are a bit overpriced for a place that also serves food.
Like the menu, the waitstaff is a mixed bag. Some days you get waited on hand and foot, and others it might take 20-30 minutes to get your first drink (in a nearly empty place mind you).
Take note of their entertainment schedule... At all costs avoid karaoke night... its a bunch of 40 year olds singing bad songs from the 70's.
Their happy hour is very generous, offering FREE WINGS AND SUBS with the drinks. You can get a decent meal along with your liquor 5:00 every day....
The liquor selection is slightly above average. Its a good place to hang out and talk with friends casually. I usually don't start my night out with friends saying "I'm going to the harp", but somehow It ends up being the least evil choice along the way and we have a decent time there.
They get a bonus star because they stayed open during last year's great flood when the electricity went out and kept me and my co-workers dry and drunk for the hours that we had no where to go to.
Best for beer and music – Very popular local music venue. Nice Irish/American Pub atmosphere. Friendly service. Food is generally pretty ordinary.
Don't Waste Your Time/Money – Ya know, I was really hoping this place would be good since it's rated a top Irish bar in this city, and they've got Irish music coming through...
But F this place! Aside from the usual rule of overcharging for drinks since you call yourselves an "Irish pub"... not shot glasses??? NO F'ING WAY!!!
You expect me to pay 8 dollars or whatever for a car bomb (with Guiness that is improperly poured, mind you) and give me this tiny little plastic cup w/ Bailey's and a splash of whiskey? My fellow drunkards who know booze, we must stand up and not patron these types of businesses who care more about taking your money for the gimmick than caring about the true drinkers out there.
Never again... not until they get some real shot glasses and learn how to be a real Irish bar.
Great fun – This pub is fantastic. The people are so friendly and the owner Ann would do just about anything for her patrons. I've been to weddings there, party's, and just out for a Saturday night. Great food. Great service. Fantastic selection of drinks. Good music and Ceili dancing every Tuesday.
Great for casual family get togethers – My family loves this place. My hubby and I went there when we were dating and we had our wedding luncheon there (very informal wedding). We've gone there for birthdays too. The food is always excellent and the restaurant itself is great with wonderful staff and casual surroundings. They serve traditional Irish foods but there's something for everyone and the fried pickles are excellent.
Live Irish music, frothy pints and a rowdy atmosphere transport patrons to the Emerald Isle. – In Short
Mullaney's small raised stage often hosts live bands--like Red Hand Paddy and Celtic Clan--strumming out classic Irish ballads, rebel anthems, sing-alongs and related contemporary ditties. Better yet, there's plenty of room to dance. As in any good pub, Irish or otherwise, the menu is hearty: lamb stew, shepherd's pie, and the obligatory fish and chips.
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This is the final design for the Highway Billbaoard Project. Two of these signs will be placed along the north and southbound lanes of 69 Highway.
This is the final Wayfinding Sign design. 6 of these signs will be placed around town directing visitors to Main Street and various city services.
The Pleasanton City Council approved the formation of a Community Center Committee charged with researching and developing a plan to build a center on Main Street in Pleasanton. The facility will be available for the Senior Meal Program, educational opportunities, meetings, weddings, reunions as well as many other activities.
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When the school day ended, Mary Sherlach didn't stop helping people.
"She was a psychologist off the job," said her daughter, Maura Schwartz, 27, of Deptford, NJ. "Any time my aunts needed someone to talk to, they called my mom. Any time a friend was in crisis, they called my mom. She did not take her (work) hat off. This wasn't just a job for her; it was who she was. She was constantly wanting to help people."
Sherlach, 56, was among 26 people–including 20 children–killed during a shooting rampage Dec. 14 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. The shooter, identified as 20-year-old Adam Lanza, also killed his mother and himself, authorities said.
Sherlach, the school's psychologist, has been hailed as a hero in the deadly shootings, and Maura Schwartz confirmed that her mother put herself in the line of fire.
Sherlach was in a meeting Friday morning with other staff members at the school when they heard glass breaking and ran into the hallway.
"It very quickly dawned on my mom what was happening, and she warned them back. My mom and Dawn warned those people back" Schwartz said in an interview, referring to the school's principal, Dawn Hochsprung.
Hochsprung also died in the shooting.
Schwartz said that when her father, Bill, first heard about the shootings Friday, he knew his wife "wasn't going to be cowering in the corner, she was going to do what she needed to do to protect those children. It does not surprise any of us that she would do such a heroic thing."
Mary Sherlach passed her compassion for people on to her two daughters. Schwartz has a sister, Katy, 25.
"She taught me how be compassionate, to understand and get to know people, and I think that translated to me being a better teacher because of it," said Maura Schwartz, who is a choral teacher and choir director at Salem High School in South Jersey. Katy Sherlach is a Ph.D candidate in chemistry at Georgetown University.
Maura Schwartz's husband, Eric, is a regular freelancer for Patch, covering high-school sports in South Jersey.
As the family prepares for a memorial service for Mary Sherlach on Thursday, and a funeral Friday, Maura Schwartz said one of the things that brings her comfort is remembering her mother's joyfulness.
When there was rock music on in the house, especially a song by the Eagles, "she'd be dancing in her robe in the kitchen," Maura Schwartz recalled. "She'd pull us in and start dancing with us."


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Sustainable Transportation at Dancing Rabbit
Dancing Rabbit is designed as a pedestrian scale village where everything is within walking and biking distance. Almost everyone works from home or within the village, which drastically reduces our needs for motorized vehicles. Our covenants don't allow private vehicle ownership, and instead we have a car co-op where we share a few vehicles among the whole village. We're seriously committed to ride-sharing – you almost never take a trip to town alone.
DR's goal is to avoid any fossil fuel use in our vehicles and our efforts have focused mainly on biodiesel and electric vehicles. So far we have struggled to meet that goal year round with cold winters making biodiesel challenging to use. We've done some experiments with heated tanks including, at times, running on straight vegetable oil. We are aware of the concerns around biofuels in terms of displacing food crops and, in some cases, the ambiguity of their reduction of CO2 output. We continue to explore biofuels as a way to localize our fuel source, including the possibility of growing our own oil crops.
We are also looking into incorporating electric vehicles into our fleet. With the installation of a large grid-tied solar system in 2011 we now have the capacity to power vehicles electrically. We could purchase one of the mass-market electrics soon, such as the Nissan LEAF and Ford Focus Electric available in 2011 and 2012 respectively.
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Sports Fest helps teach lessons for outdoor fun by M. Jill Sundstrom Sports Fest will offer a variety of outdoor activities for youth age 8 to 18 June 12 at the Clay County Park Sportsmen�s Club.
Participants are urged to pre-register by June 7 at the Clay County Extension office at 515 High Street.
Sponsored by the Clay County 4-H Shooting Sports Club under the auspices of the National Rifle Association with major funding from the NRA Foundation and the South Dakota 4-H Foundation, the Sports Fest is designed to teach kids both skills and safety as they venture outdoors.
Activities will include rifle marksmanship, trap shooting, archery, boating safety, firearm safety and muzzle loader demonstrations. Other activities are tentatively scheduled, such as gun dog training, a falconry demonstration and first aid.
This will be the third Sports Fest, according to Bruce Plate, one of the Clay County 4-H Shooting Sports Club leaders. Up to 80 youngsters have participated each year.
�The purpose of the Sports Fest is to bring kids together for outdoor experiences in a supervised, structured and safe environment,� Plate said. �Each station will have a certified, trained individual who will show the kids the do�s and don�ts of their subject. It�s a great way for kids to learn and have fun, too.�
Plate added that adults are welcome to volunteer to help during Sports Fest. They can call him at 624-8418 to sign up.
Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Participants need not be 4-H members and there is no charge for the day-long event. Lunch and beverages will be provided. Kids are encouraged to bring their friends or even relatives who may be visiting at the time.
�Anyone is welcome,� Plate said. �In the past we�ve had kids come from around the region and from as far away as Kansas, Minnesota and even Kentucky.�
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Our students have been extremely successful in competitions…gold medals, best of shows…– Chef Luis Amado Director, Baking and Pastry Program
Professionals in Baking and Pastry are employed in retail bakeries, fine dining restaurants, pastry and bakery shops, commercial baking operations, country clubs, and hotel and resort bake shops, where they utilize their experience to artfully prepare baked goods, specialty sugars, and chocolate pieces.
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Hi I'm Nate! I'm going on 10 years married to the best girl in the world. Her name is Kat… yes, Kat Bird! I have four awesome kids. Titus is 8, Kylee is 6, Chad is 3 and Sophi is 3! I LOVE the outdoors! Wakeboarding, Camping, hiking, picnics, sports, and even sleeping outside. My favorite sports are soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, bocce ball, wakeboarding – did I already mention that? – And Guitar Hero and Rock Band on the Playstation and I have recently become addicted to MArio bros on the Wii. I am an avid non-vegetable eater, unless it is in the form of pizza sauce, spaghetti sauce, or ketchup for my hamburgers. I have even been known to pick the little green things out of Raman noodles! On the other hand, the way to my heart is candy… just so you know.


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Chief Tommy Thompson of Jacksonville police said the man robbed the Shell station at 2380 Pelham Road around 6:14 a.m. Sunday. The cashier, a 65-year-old woman, was not injured, Thompson said.
The suspect is believed to be driving a silver Land Rover, Thompson said.
Thompson said the suspect entered the service station first to buy a bottled water, left, then returned 45 seconds later wearing a hooded sweatshirt.
"He jumped the counter and held a box cutter to the woman's throat while he robbed the place," Thompson said.
Thompson said the suspect stole less than $100 from the cash register, then left the business.
"He made her lay flat on the floor after he left," he said.
Thompson urged anyone with information about the suspect to call Jacksonville police at 256-435-6448.
Staff writer Patrick McCreless: 256-235-3561. On Twitter @PMcCreless_Star.